With David Moyes having left Manchester United this morning, thoughts immediately turn to the identity of his long-tern successor.

A number of names have been bandied about from the likes of Jurgen Klopp to Ryan Giggs.

But who would you back to take up the baton that Moyes struggled to keep a grip on?

 

 

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Klopp's motivational powers are well-documented at Borussia Dortmund and members of the Man United's hierarchy regard him as a genius.

An advocate of a high tempo and high pressing counter-attacking 4-2-3-1 at Dortmund, he would have to reinvigorate a side that has looked listless of late.

Like Klopp, Atletico Madrid's Diego Simeone is seen as a master motivator which is evident from the way Los Colchoneros have taken La Liga and the Champions League by storm this season. His Atletico side are water tight defensively and concentrate on harrying the opposition and breaking quickly.

Holland manager Van Gaal comes from the Dutch school of football and the Champions League-winning manager has used a variety of formations during a long and much-traveled management career, although 4-3-3 is his current default with the Oranje.